/function highscore:leaderboard/copy.example

to get access to all of the commands that you can do.

As of right now, there are two summoning commands

summon_10 (Always summon 10 slots to the leaderboard)

summon (allows you to customize the amount of slots in the leaderboard)

example for summon_10:

/function highscore:leaderboard/summon_10 {"score":"deaths",billboard:"center","toptolow":1,"format":"default"}

example for summon:

function highscore:leaderboard/summon {"score":"deaths",billboard:"center","toptolow":1,"format":"default","slots":5}

the macros and what they do

1. the format will control how the leaderboard will look (there are 2 options format1 (clean version) and default (a bit customized version) You can also add your own formats (see formats in order to learn how)) example: ,"format":"format1"

2. if you change the function to be "/function highscore:leaderboard/summon" then there is a another macro you gotta add "slots" and right after the amount of slots you want the leaderboard to have example: ,"slots":5

3. billboard, changes how the leaderboard faces the players see minecraft wiki, billboard NBT tag for display entities but basically "center" means always faces the player, "horizontal" faces the player in the vertical plane, "vertical" faces the player in the horizontal plane, "fixed" always faces the same direction example: ,"billboard":"fixed"

4. score, this determines what score this leaderboard is gonna grab from the player so if it will be kills, for example, it will grab how much kills the player has in the "kills" scoreboard objective. for example: ,"score":"kills"

5. toptolow, this determines if the leaderboard sort this via highest (top of the leaderboard to low (lowest on the leaderboard) or low to highest (same thing as the other but oppesite)
   for example if you want to sort the scores via highest to low you gotta do: ,"toptolow":1 . and if you want it to sort via lowest to highest you gotta do: ,"toptolow":0 .

1

/function highscore:leaderboard/kill.all

Kills all leaderboards in the world.

2

/function highscore:leaderboard/kill.nearest

Kills the nearest leaderboard to you

3

/function highscore:leaderboard/kill.score {"score":"deaths"}

Kills all leaderboards with the same score name

- in order to add a player:

/function highscore:add_player/start {"score":"deaths"}

You gotta run this function as the player and this will add the player to every single leaderboard that has the same "score" name (this also controls from what scoreboard objective it will grab from) so if its {"score":"deaths"} this will grab your scoreboard objective of "deaths" to leaderboard that have the same "score" name.

- in order to add fake players you can do:

/execute at @s as @n[tag=leaderboard.marker] at @s run function highscore:parts/orginize1/start {"name":"#nothing","score":"deaths","score_num":1}

the name will be the fake player's name so if you want to change the name to be brain you gotta change "name":"#nothing", to be "name":"brain",

score controls the score it aint needed (i think) but just make things clearer for example: ,"score": "kills" for the leaderboard kills

score num determines thier score, for example: ,"score_num": 1

*Please note that this will only add the score to the closest leadeboard if you want a certain leaderboard to run this then you gotta run the function below as it *also, if you want it to sort for lowest to highest then change the function name to

function highscore:parts/orginize2/start <macroes here>

- in order to make players automaticlly add thier own score you gotta do: you gotta run in your tick.mcfunction (or main.mcfunction or a repeating command block) as the players (@a) the next command:

execute unless score @s z.leaderboard.copy.<score name here> = @s <score name here> run function highscore:refresh_score/sync_init {"score":"<score name here>","score1":"z.leaderboard.<score name here>"}

this will refresh the player into every leaderboard with the same score name. and just replace <score name here> with your score's name.

*please note that in the function "highscore:player_tick", 4th line, there is one for deaths (if you are struggling to get your own working or just dont want deaths to refresh every tick).

*also this will only refresh once your score has been changed (to save on preformance).

in version 1.02 the command has been shortend to:

execute unless score @s z.leaderboard.copy.<score name here> = @s <score name here> run function highscore:refresh_score/sync_init {"score":"<score name here>"}

once, you made your format, in the summoning command change the format to be name of the sub storage of the new storage you made. for example if u made a new format called "format_here". then in the summoning command -> format do ,"format":"format_here"}

now about the format's settings,

if you have v1.02 installed then you will able to change if the leaderboard will show players with a score of 0 or not, 1 means it wont show players with a score of 0 and 0 means it will show with the key " remove_0s "

example: " remove_0s:0 "

text_color, will control the color, boldness and italic of the title (edited just like a json text). also i think if you add a new field "text" it will overwrite the original text

example: " text_color:',"color":"blue"}' " -> will make the title blue

spacing, controls the character before each number, so before the slot number you can change what it will be

example: " spacing: '{"text":"→ ","color":"white"}' "

numbers, this field has two things:

1 default, what json format the leaderboard's numbers slots will default to

example: " default:',"color":"white"}'\ "

2 overrides, will make exception json format for spesific slots in that list you add 2 items that has two keys: num, the slot number that it will make the exception for and text the json format exception it will do.

example: " {num:1,"text":',"color":"red","bold":true}'} "

each json format needs to end with " }' " and start with " , " (except for spacing which cant have a , in the beggining)

function highscore:clear/clear_all

or if you want to remove a specific slot do:

function highscore:clear/clear_id {"id":1}

while the id number will control the slot's id so if you changed it to be 2 then it will remove whoever in slot 2 and shift everything back together.

If you have version 1.02 installed then there is a new clearing command "clear_zero" which just removes all slots that have the score of 0

function highscore:clear/clear_zero